Welcome

• Martin Juckes (IRIS IAM)
• Alex Owen (Queen Mary)

Room: Pathology Museum Introduction to the meeting and to the NetDRIVE project

Invited presentation: Sustainable Computing

• Jonathan Hays (Queen Mary)

Room: Pathology Museum To stimulate discussion

Breakout 1 - Sharing ideas and concerns Room: Pathology Museum This first breakout session should be used to share and clarify the ideas and concerns of delegates on the three questions posed in the meeting briefing note: Q1: How can we maintain competitive computing capability when we have net zero challenges and a 10-fold increase per decade in the price of a top-end machine? Q2: How do we manage ethical issues around culture change and resource usage for our national compute resource and associated data? Q3: How do we develop the new skills needed both for rapidly advancing technology and evolving sustainability targets?

Feedback from Breakout Session 1 Room: Pathology Museum

Invited presentation: GreenDigit

• Catalin Condurache (EGI Foundation)

Room: Pathology Museum The GreenDIGIT (https://greendigit-project.eu/) project is approaching the problem of reducing the environmental impact of Research Infrastructures (RIs) from the generic conceptual point of view by addressing all major factors that define and influence the RI environmental and climate impact.

Breakout 2 - Consolidating and balancing ideas Room: Pathology Museum The second breakout should be used to looks at the topics raised in the first session, consolidate views where there is agreement, and present a balanced view of differing perspectives where there is disagreement. We do not expect differences to be resolved in the the brief span of this meeting, but we will try to present the range of views clearly.

Day Close

• Alex Owen (Queen Mary)

Room: Pathology Museum

Day 2

• Alex Owen (Queen Mary)

Room: Pathology Museum

Feedback from Breakout Session 2 Room: Pathology Museum

Breakout 3 - Recommendations and Conclusions Room: Pathology Museum This final breakout set out recommendations and guidance for UKRI and the community. Recommendations and guidance will be reviewed in the final plenary session and published in the meeting report.

Feedback from Breakout Session 3 and Plenary Discussion Room: Pathology Museum

NetDRIVE Funding Opportunities

• Sarah Sparrow (IRIS IAM)

Room: Pathology Museum The first funding opportunity for Community Projects and Working Groups will be announced and discussed.

Close Meeting

• Alex Owen (Queen Mary)

Room: Pathology Museum